The problem addressed by the practice : 

8 deprived villages suffer from the lack of a sewage network, as well as the lack of main water lines and domestic water connections to homes, where:

1. The lack of sanitation in the village of Ain Ghoussein and its surrounding villages, which led to the use of trenches and the creation of unpleasant odors, while causing diseases such as kidney failure and Virus C.

2. The absence of main water lines, which leads to people being exhausted in reaching areas with water in order to fill with water. 

3. The lack of water in homes or water meters inside homes causes problems for people in need of water because water is life and it is an indispensable aspect of life, which causes diseases and major health problems.

4. Therefore, we identified the problems and challenges facing the implementation of drinking water and sanitation services projects in rural areas.

5. Which made us take action, approximately 10,000 meters of main lines and more were connected, water connections were made to homes to approximately 4,000 homes, a water treatment plant was established in the village of Al-Dabiya, 4 wells were constructed, and a sewage network was connected with a budget of 25 million pounds. We are currently completing the establishment of a health center to treat kidney failure patients and creating nurseries for newborn babies. Birth 

Practice objectives:

First: The general goal:

• Improving the living conditions of 4,000 families from the villages of Ain Ghossein, Al-Qassasin, Abu Sultan, Fayed, Sarabium, Nefesha, Green Valley, Al-Qantara, Abu Atwa, Abu Sultan, Al-Shuhada, Al-Tall Al-Kabir, and others, and raising the economic, health and educational level of those families

• Connecting the sewage network (two main and one subsidiary lift stations) to serve 8 villages. 0in;text-align:right;unicode-bidi:embed;" dir="RTL">Connecting main and secondary water lines to homes to improve the quality of living. 

• Construction of a drinking water treatment plant  in the village of Al-Dabiya.

• Establishing a health center for dialysis and children's nurseries 

Second: Interim goals

• Gradually connecting sewage to every house in the village of Ain Ghoussein to the surrounding villages.

• Expansion of main lines and subsidiary lines to homes to cover the largest number of areas deprived of clean water

• Raising health awareness for 400 patients with kidney failure, and also conducting medical convoys for eyes and ophthalmia diseases to serve approximately 1,400 patients, and how to deal with infectious diseases in the village of Ain Ghoussein until 2025.

• Economic empowerment for 13,000  families from the village of Ain Ghoussein until 2025.

• Professional and craft empowerment for 500 working-age young men and women from the village of Ain Ghoussein until 2025.

• Raising the educational capabilities of 2,200 children from the most needy families in the village of Ain Ghoussein until 2026.

• Building the capabilities of the project team and improving the quality of performance in achieving goals.

   The goal of sustainable development that practice has contributed to achieving.

  The sixth goal (clean water and sanitation services).

The period of time for the practice / the current situation (ongoing 12 years) / Ongoing thanks to God alone

Partners

•  Sewage Company - Water Company - Prime Minister's Office - Land Reconstruction Association for Community Development.

Interventions

1. Contributing to the establishment of a main and secondary sanitation network in the village of Ain Ghossein at a cost of 25 million pounds, with official papers and official correspondence from and to the sanitation company and the Land Reconstruction Association, to serve 8 villages surrounding the village of Ain Ghossein, in addition to its service to the village of Ain. twig 

(Where 3 lands were purchased to establish the project on and signatures were collected from the people stating that they were affected by the lack of a sewage network, collecting maps, and making a complete file on the project 

Minister of Communications and Information Technology 

2. Contributing to the establishment of a water desalination plant in the village of Al-Dabiya.

3. Signing a protocol with the Ismailia Water Company, where he contributed to implementing hundreds of water connections directly to homes and obtaining discounts of about 50% from the water company based on the concluded protocol

4. Work on connecting main water lines, where more than 10,000 meters of pipes were connected as main lines from 2017 to 2024, in addition to constructing 4 water wells in deprived areas.

5. Ensuring the connection of secondary water lines to homes and mosques along the main line, as 500 homes were connected from 2017 to 2024.

6. Ensuring eye medical convoys to examine patients, perform operations, make glasses, and follow up after the operation. Nearly 1,400 patients benefited from the activity.

7. Ensuring the establishment of periodic medical convoys in multiple specialties, performing the necessary operations for patients, providing the necessary medicine for each case, following up periodically, and ensuring the provision of wheelchairs for patients in need.

8. Creating 4 classes for teaching the Holy Qur’an and good morals with a total of 150 students in Izbat Abu Steit, and two classes with a total of 60 students, and also creating a class in Izbat Hunaidq with a total of 30 students, and in Izbat Abu Amin a class was created with a total of 25 students, and two classes are currently being established in Izbat Abu Ameen – Hnaidq al-Jabal

10. Worked out 30 projects for families in need, including purchasing livestock (the cow, the buffalo) to extract the milk and sell it and the meat, and the family pays a quarter of its price to open another project for another family.

11. Participating indirectly in providing fertilizer for agricultural lands, as it involves setting up small projects for families in need, which produce animal waste that is later used as fertilizer because it contains the various fertilizer elements necessary to increase the fertility of agricultural soil, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and others. Thus, it reduces the use of chemical fertilizers and also increases per capita income

12. Eagerness to help clean the streets in Ismailia Governorate, as we participated in an initiative from 3 parties. The first party is Ismailia Governorate (the presidency of a third district), the Ministry of Education (School of Technology), and the Ministry of Social Solidarity (Earth Reconstruction Association) to clean a part of the third district of Ismailia and plant it, which turns awareness into implementation on the ground to create a generation aware of the importance of cleanliness and Landscaping. 0%;font-family:"Sakkal Majalla";font-size:16.0pt;">Working out an atelier project where machines were provided for a clothing atelier and a place for the atelier to work as a clothing atelier as a project for divorced women, widows and some young people in marketing clothing.

13. Introducing main water lines with a total of 10,000 meters of pipes from 2017 to 2024 to serve approximately 4,000 families, with a total cost of 3 million and 933 thousand pounds. Majalla";font-size:16.0pt;">In order to benefit homes, mosques, schools, and all services on the road, and to introduce water connections to homes, we have also replaced and renewed pipes in poor areas, and all required documents are available.

14.  Construction of 4 water wells

15.  Covering the largest possible amount of areas deprived of clean drinking water, as we work in the areas of the eastern and western villages of Ain Ghossein, Al-Tal Al-Kabir, Al-Qassasin, Al-Dabiyah Al-Sharqiya and Al-Gharbiyah, Fayed, Sarabium, Abu Suwayr, Al-Wadi Al-Akhdar, Dakahlia Governorate, Ismailia Governorate, and Nefisha. And Al-Fardan, Al-Qantara, east and west, Al-Mahsama, Al-Shuhada, Abu Sultan, Abu Atwa, and others.

16. Connecting 500 homes to sub-lines to homes, with a total of 525,210 pounds, including the meters and pipes required from the line to the beneficiary’s home.

17.  Contributing to the drinking water desalination plant in Dabbiya.